WW1. 1914-15 star trio. Thornton. R.A.M.C. #sherborne triumphal arch surmounted by equestrian

triumphal arch surmounted by equestrian statue right

Venus standing

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Fitted with a replacement ribbon Near EF

WW1. 1914-15 star trio. Thornton. R.A.M.C. #sherborne triumphal arch surmounted by equestrianPrivate A. W. Thornton, Royal Army Medical Corps 1914 15 Star (49958. Pte. A. W. Thornton. R. A. M. C.); British War and Victory Medals (49958 Pte. A. W. Thornton. R. A. M. C.), very fine. Albert William Thornton first saw service overseas in France from 25 July 1915, (attached to the 54th Field Ambulance and 44 CCS) having attested in January that year, aged 34. Surviving the war, he lived with his wife in Walworth, south London.